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Why do Americans value money so much?
Because in america money makes the world go round for them
What is it called when the prices of goods go up faster than the value of money?
inflation
What are the roles of money supply in the economy?
Money supply determines the value of money i.e. if there are a lot of money in an economy, the value decreases and the other way around. Therefore, money supply essential decides the price of a good (if the money is worth less, the prices go up ...etc...) Hence, according to monetarists, money supply is the key ingredient of inflation (and deflation)
If money is made of paper why can't you just make more?
Because if you just print more money, then the value of that money will go down because of rapid inflation. It's hard to understand, but it's true.
Why the value of money is inversely related to the price level?
If prices go up,a unit of money-a dollar is worth less because it will buy less, if prices go down, a dollar is worth more because it will buy more.
Where does the import tax money go?
congress congress
How can Congress raise money besides taxing?
They had to ask the states for money. Which didn't go over well with any of the states.
Why does the book value of an asset never go below the residual value?
Because of time value of money.
What is the two step process used by congress to spend money?
the congress is wasting all your money and as sone as you pay your taxs they go to something stupid like phones insteed of war world hunger school. so do you really need to know about the congress?
Where is the money in bad boys?
go between the hospital and the mall where you shot the congress men and it should be there
Why do Americans value money so much?
Because in america money makes the world go round for them
How did the continental congress raise money to go to war with Britain?
The first continental Congress Decided To boycott all British goods.
Did Teddy Roosevelt go into congress?
Yes he did go into congress
What are other name of go food?
REGULATING
What is it called when the prices of goods go up faster than the value of money?
inflation
Where can you go to find the value of money?
Google, or a book made especially about old coins.
Does any state have right to print there own money?
No because if each state where to do so the value of money would go down
